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https://github.com/listx/listx_blog

The sources used to generate my blog at https://funloop.org. See https://github.com/listx/listx.github.io for the rendered contents.
https://github.com/listx/listx_blog

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The sources used to generate my blog at https://funloop.org. See https://github.com/listx/listx.github.io for the rendered contents.

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* About

This is the source code for [[https://funloop.org/][my blog]].
The compiled output can be found at [[https://github.com/listx/listx.github.io][another GitHub repository]].

* Compiling

To compile and generate the site, just run =make=. Below are some things to keep
in mind.

- We use =nix-shell= to track dependencies like Haskell (for Hakyll in
particular) and other things.

- We use =cabal= to build and install the =blog= binary executable which is our
static site generator based on Hakyll. But we're lazy and don't modify any of
the Cabal configuration files, so things are installed/cached into your
=$HOME/.cache/cabal= folder.

- Similary we use =rustup= for some of the Rust code and we use =rustup= for it
because we haven't figured out how to do it in pure Nix. This is for the
=rust-js= stuff (see the toplevel folder of the same name).

- We use a janky =Makefile= to capture some of the incantations to get things
compiled. We're lazy though and haven't actually captured any of the
dependencies based on the fileystem, which is what =make= is designed for. So
this means everything is a =.PHONY= rule and nothing is cached.